class operator misread - any fix??

Anon

here's one that's stumped me for a week now.

here's a code sample that is placed at the top of numerous HTML pages, before any other code, to selectively check access against a database.

$docheck is a class of functions, working fine.
**********************<?

require("process.php");

$login_check = $docheck->is_logged();

if (!$login_check) {

include("html/logerror.html");
exit;
}

Often it works fine, but other times it shows up in the Browswer as HTML text as follows:

is_logged();

if (!$login_check) {

include("html/logerror.html");
exit;
}

no change in the code at all, but now it's treating the class operative as the end of the php code.

I've checked the include files for leading or trailing spaces and checked each file this code is attached for matched brackets .

The problem is consistant with certain pages, doesn't happen with others.

any ideas what to look for??

Thanks

Dan

Anon

In the include files, ensure that they each have a starting <?php tag and an ending ?> tag.

If they don't have that ending tag, PHP may be thinking your PHP code has ended.

So do a search for all your <? and ?> tags, and ensure there is exactly the right amount.

Anon

Thanks,
I've checked all the include files for begining and ending tags, all there, with no leading or trailing spaces.

and the include files work just fine when this same code is placed in the same position on other HTML pages.

Somehow, on some HTML pages, PHP is reading the "->" operator as the end tag, but not on others.

Anon

Hey Dan,

You seem te assume that all is well with your docheck class. How about trying something like this to make sure :

<?php
require("process.php");

if (!$docheck)
{
print("Docheck is not initialized.<br>\n");
exit;
}
else
{
$login_check = $docheck->is_logged();
if (!$login_check)
{
include("html/logerror.html");
exit;
}
?>

Hope this helps.